r/PovertyFinanceNZ↗
Financial advice, frugality tips, stories, rants, opportunities, and general guidance for people who are struggling financially in New Zealand. No Judgement, just advice!
16k subscribers33 posts / mo in Sep 202630 authors / mosince 2023
r/PovertyFinanceNZ has 16k members (+26% over the last 12 months). It gets about 33 posts a month from 30 people. Top topics: Student Finances, Centrelink & Benefits and Grocery Budgeting.
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- Student Finances1.2%
- Centrelink & Benefits1.0%
- Grocery Budgeting1.0%
- FrugalSavingTips0.8%
- Steak Deals & Cuts0.6%
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- ChoiceCheapies
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- RecipeTin Eats
- Skinny
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